After dropping this much, all we can do is cut back on spending and live modestly.
Coffee and cake used to be the standard afternoon tea.
Now this is the real afternoon tea for us Yunnan princesses 🤡

BTC at $64,400: Are you cutting losses or picking up a bargain?
$1.5 billion to $2 billion in longs were just liquidated, ETFs have seen net outflows of $2 billion to $3 billion over several consecutive days, and fear is so intense that people are afraid to open their accounts. But just now, a high-volume long lower wick appeared near 62k, with the daily RSI approaching the oversold zone around 30. Is this confirmation of a bear market, or one last shakeout of the weak hands?

First, the surface picture: blood in the streets, but someone is quietly stepping in at this level.

Over the past 24

Back then, many people in the livestream questioned and mocked me. They all said the bull market was coming, and I still dared to go short. I firmly believed in my own ideas and judgment. I held my short positions until ETH started with a 1, and held them for almost two months🥹
The essence of trading is really making time your friend
My positions back then
Bitcoin: short at 85000, target 68000, close half
Ethereum: short at 2730, target 1900, close half
Solana: short at 122, target 80, close half
ZEC: short at 1500, target 900, close half
#BitcoinFallsBelow70000
#ETH一度跌破2000美元

I was planning to sweat it out at the gym today, but the market suddenly turned—$ETH got dumped all the way down, and the bears crushed everyone! The 100x short surged +1879.85% in profit, plunging straight from the 2244.08 entry to 1790.27; the longs were left for dead, and I built a massive profit cushion!

The logic behind the trade was rock solid: price couldn’t break above 2244 after repeated attempts, and volume and price were severely diverging, with bullish momentum completely exhausted. After a high-volume breakdown, I decisively went all-in short at 100x, nailing the main downtrend

$DOGE /3D
Dogecoin RSI has dropped to the same level as June 2022 ❇️
Back then, price printed the lowest low of that cycle right at this level.
We may be standing at the same spot again. Bottom in? 👀

Friends who trade forex and gold, take note: the essence of trading has never been about betting on direction.
First, let's get a few things straight:
① Trading and investing are two different things. Forex and gold trading profits come from short-term price differences. Holding periods are short and leverage is high, meaning the same market move can multiply your gains or losses.
② Risk management comes before prediction. It's recommended to keep each trade's risk exposure below 2% of your principal. Set your stop-loss and take-profit orders as soon as you enter, and don't stubbornly hold on

A quick review of this week’s trades.

BTC gained a total of 13,214.6 points this week, and ETH gained a total of 554.8 points.

This week, I stuck with a short-selling strategy overall. I didn’t blindly buy the dip or casually change direction just because the market bounced.

Trading isn’t that complicated. When the market is weak, look for opportunities to short the rebounds. If you’re on the right side, stick to the plan; if you’re wrong, cut your losses promptly.

I didn’t hold losing positions or use martingale strategies. I accepted losses and exited when necessary, without trying to ma

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Media reported that the spot price of aluminum on the London Metal Exchange (LME) briefly reached a premium of $147 per ton over three-month futures, its highest level in more than 30 years. LME warehouse stocks fell to their lowest level since 1990, while the spot premium structure (backwardation) reached its most severe level since the late 1980s. Exchange data show that as of Monday, long positions held by two trading entities in warehouse warrants and spot contracts accounted for 60% to 80% of available stocks in the LME warehousing network, further exacerbating supply concentration concer

Left, 11-14 17:00: 87,832 shares.
Right, today 14:00: 311 shares.
Same chart, beginning to end: volume down 282x.
What about price? 523.02 to 519.21, a $3.81 move.
A $6.36 pocket, rummaged through all day.
24-hour trading volume: $1.67 million, the fortune of one Microsoft.
The weird part: volume collapsed 282x, but price barely budged.
$MSFT Now at 518.97; the chart closed at 519.21.
MA20 is 519.81, pressing down by 60 cents.
Here's the answer: before Monday 22:30, there is no market here.
Just overnight limit orders bumping into each other; those prints don't count as price discovery.
Above

$WLD is showing signs of a potential bearish reversal after facing rejection near resistance. Momentum needs close attention, especially as RSI has cooled down to 42.

Negative funding at -0.044% also highlights unusual positioning in the derivatives market. If sellers maintain pressure, WLD could revisit lower support zones.

Key figures

$0.2600–$0.2616 — Resistance and rejection zone

$0.2693 — Important invalidation level

$0.2477 — First downside support

$0.2414 — Secondary support

$0.2320 — Major downside level

Market outlook

A sustained rejection below resistance could strengthen b

Called the exact Btc zones, and Btc hit the $62K level precisely
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The sky is falling!!!
Wang Sicong can’t keep swapping girlfriends: Lanlan may be his last—not because she’s anything special.

It’s already afternoon.
My junior sister came over to ask me to go practice martial arts with her.

Whether Jensen Huang lost his temper at the meeting is beside the point. What matters is that The Wall Street Journal says Alice Huang got $12 billion worth of chips into China. Twelve billion dollars—compliance probably let a few deals slip through. Wall Street has never cared about tempers; it cares about the books. What do you think?
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$PUMP Now aggressively shorting, enter later by selling at $0.002880: short at $0.002880 $PUMP 👇

US stocks are closed, and crypto is selling off first on its own. $BTC hit a low of 63,400, a three-month low, down 15.6% for the week. There are still no signs of a bottom at this level.
$ETH fell 21.2% for the week, while $SOL $XRP both fell 22%. ETFs have seen net outflows for 7 consecutive days, with another 185 million flowing out on Friday; capital is still pulling out.
Liquidations totaled 1.47 billion over 24 hours, including 1.31 billion in long positions. The Fear & Greed Index is at 13. Next week brings Nvidia earnings and the Fed minutes; the probability of a December rate hike

What are the bulls afraid of now?
Another 334k-contract candle like the one at 04:00.
What are the bears afraid of now?
That no one will come back for nine hours after 740.57.
I said the lows were rising, and I was right.
From 740.57 to 744.65, up 4.08.
But volume is also falling, so that part is wrong.
It took 95k contracts to push it up 4.08; it took 334k to knock it back down.
At 11:00, it touched 762.96 and looked ready to make a move.
It closed at 762.64, just 0.32 short—it didn't hold.
$MU is now at 755.67; the chart shows a close of 756.89 and ma20 at 758.19.
Both sides fear the same l